Yunju Xiao | Biosensors | Best Researcher Award

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Mrs. Yunju Xiao | Biosensors | Best Researcher Award

Mrs. Yunju Xiao | Biosensors | Junior Physician at Guangdong Provincial People’s Hospital | China

Mrs. Yunju Xiao is an accomplished researcher specializing in biomedical sensing, nanomaterials-based analytical systems, and molecular diagnostics, recognized for her contributions to advancing innovative detection platforms for clinical and translational applications. She completed her education through rigorous training in medical sciences and research methodology, culminating in a doctoral qualification from a leading medical university where she focused on the development of nano-enabled biosensing technologies for sensitive biomarker identification and disease monitoring. Building on her academic foundation, she has gained significant professional experience at Guangdong Provincial People’s Hospital of Southern Medical University, where she contributes to multidisciplinary projects aimed at improving diagnostic precision and healthcare outcomes. Her research interests span catalytic hairpin assembly mechanisms, gold nanoparticle engineering, signal-enhanced detection systems, surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy, and microRNA-based disease diagnostics, reflecting her dedication to bridging basic nanoscience with practical clinical applications. Mrs. Yunju Xiao’s research skills include expertise in nanoscale material synthesis, molecular probe design, advanced spectroscopic techniques, microfluidic diagnostics, data interpretation, and laboratory protocol optimization, allowing her to make meaningful contributions to emerging diagnostic research. She has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications indexed in Scopus and other leading databases, accumulating notable citations that reflect the visibility and academic value of her work. Her recognized publication in Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical demonstrates her ability to produce impactful research within competitive scientific fields. Throughout her academic and professional career, she has earned recognition for her scholarly output and has received honors for her contribution to collaborative research efforts and high-quality scientific dissemination. Her involvement in scientific communities further supports her commitment to continuous learning and professional advancement. Mrs. Yunju Xiao’s work reflects analytical rigor, innovation, and a strong commitment to addressing scientific challenges related to early disease detection and diagnostic sensitivity. She continues to expand her research through interdisciplinary collaborations, aiming to contribute to the development of next-generation biosensing systems. In conclusion, Mrs. Yunju Xiao exemplifies a promising and dedicated researcher whose background in biomedical diagnostics, strong methodological skills, and expanding publication record position her as an influential contributor to the future of diagnostic technology and biomedical research.

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Featured Publications:

  1. Xiao, Y. (2026). Catalytic hairpin assembly (CHA)-driven AuNP tetramer assembly-based SERS platform for sensitive detection of EV-miRNAs. Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical.

 

 

Mohammad Kazem Anvarifard | Biosensors | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Mohammad Kazem Anvarifard | Biosensors | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Mohammad Kazem Anvarifard | Biosensors | Faculty member at University of guilan | Iran

Dr. Mohammad Kazem Anvarifard is a distinguished scholar in the field of electronic devices, nano/microelectronics, and biosensors. He has developed a strong reputation for pioneering research in nanoscale semiconductor devices and their applications in both high-performance electronics and biosensing technologies. His academic journey reflects continuous dedication to advancing scientific knowledge and contributing to innovation in applied engineering. As an associate professor, his work combines theoretical insights with experimental analysis, producing impactful outcomes in areas such as FinFETs, TFETs, SOI MOSFETs, and graphene-based nanodevices. His research record demonstrates a rare blend of academic depth and practical application, which has positioned him as a respected figure within the global scientific community.

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Education

Dr. Anvarifard pursued his academic path with a strong foundation in electrical and electronic engineering, culminating in doctoral studies that equipped him with expertise in semiconductor device physics and advanced nanotechnology. His higher education focused on micro and nanoelectronic device design, analytical modeling, and biosensor integration. Through rigorous training in device modeling and experimental validation, he mastered both theoretical frameworks and applied methods, which later enabled him to supervise and guide new researchers in the field. His educational background has shaped his capability to address modern challenges in electronics, energy efficiency, and biomedical sensing.

Experience

With a professional career grounded in academia and research, Dr. Anvarifard has consistently contributed to the development of advanced device architectures and innovative electronic solutions. His teaching and supervisory responsibilities have provided opportunities to mentor graduate students, encouraging them to explore novel concepts in device physics. He has collaborated with interdisciplinary teams, particularly in projects related to biosensors and nanostructured transistors, which demonstrate his ability to translate research into real-world applications. His academic service includes participation in conferences, peer review processes, and knowledge exchange platforms that strengthen his leadership role within the research community.

Research Interests

The core of Dr. Anvarifard’s research lies in exploring next-generation semiconductor devices and their applications in electronics and biosensing. His investigations into nanoscale transistor technologies address critical issues such as short channel effects, leakage power, self-heating, and energy band engineering. A significant dimension of his work involves the development of biosensors using dielectric-modulated and graphene-based devices to enable label-free detection of biomolecules and DNA. His studies bridge the gap between pure electronic device design and biomedical applications, offering innovative solutions for healthcare and diagnostics. Furthermore, his research in charge plasma devices, tunneling field-effect transistors, and FinFET structures contributes to enhancing device performance in low-power and high-frequency applications.

Award Recognition

In recognition of his scholarly contributions, Dr. Anvarifard has been acknowledged by his peers and institutions for his achievements in electronic devices and nanotechnology. His publications in high-impact journals such as IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, IEEE Sensors Journal, and other Scopus-indexed outlets have attracted citations that reflect the influence of his research within the academic community. His role as a reviewer and contributor to international conferences further highlights his standing as a recognized expert. The nomination for the Best Researcher Award underlines his excellence in advancing knowledge, mentoring the next generation of scientists, and expanding the applications of nanoelectronics and biosensors.

Selected Publications

  • Improving the electrical characteristics of nanoscale triple-gate junctionless FinFET using gate oxide engineering, 2019, 80 citations

  • High ability of a reliable novel TFET-based device in detection of biomolecule specifies—A comprehensive analysis on sensing performance, 2020, 52 citations

  • Proper electrostatic modulation of electric field in a reliable nano-SOI with a developed channel, 2018, 47 citations

  • Label-free detection of DNA by a dielectric modulated armchair-graphene nanoribbon FET based biosensor in a dual-nanogap setup, 2020, 32 citations

Conclusion

Dr. Mohammad Kazem Anvarifard exemplifies the qualities of a leading researcher whose contributions extend beyond academia into practical technological advancements. His strong background in nano/microelectronics, combined with pioneering research in biosensors and device engineering, reflects an impressive record of innovation and scholarly impact. With over a thousand citations and numerous high-impact publications, he has significantly advanced the understanding of nanoscale device physics and biosensing applications. His ability to integrate scientific rigor with collaborative efforts underscores his global relevance and leadership potential. Recognizing his achievements through the Best Researcher Award will not only honor his past contributions but also support his continuing role in shaping future directions of nanoelectronics, biosensor technology, and applied device physics.